Pharmacy Technician
Michigan Medicine
Key Responsibilities
- Answer incoming and outgoing communications to/from patients, arranging timely shipment and delivery of medications.
- Act as liaison between prescribers, insurance PBMs, and outside pharmacies.
- Work closely with clinical, medication access, and distribution teams to ensure timely patient care.
- Type and adjudicate prescriptions.
- Investigate and resolve Third-Party Rejections.
- Document all patient interactions in appropriate systems and databases.
- Prepare non-sterile compound medications.
- Fill patient prescriptions.
- Organize and store filled prescription medications utilizing Smart-Shelf storage.
- Manually package medications for shipment.
- Assist in stocking and storage of inventory.
- Maintain and replenish automated filling PODS.
- Spend most of a shift standing or walking, often walking >5 miles.
- Regularly required to lift, push, or pull boxes or carts weighing >20 pounds.
- Other duties as assigned.
Requirements & Tech Stack
- Ability to perform a wide range of physical activity: lifting, pulling, bending, manual dexterity movements.
- Ability to follow oral and written instructions, prioritize with accuracy and dependability.
- Fluency in reading, writing, and speaking English.
- Proficient communication, computer, and basic mathematic skills.
- Primary source verification required.
Qualifications
- Graduation from high school or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
- Current licensure that meets the State of Michigan Pharmacy Technician licensing requirements. This includes:
- A temporary pharmacy technician license (valid for 1 year and is non-renewable) or a full pharmacy technician license upon hire, or a full pharmacy technician license before the temporary license expires.
Desired Qualifications
- Completion of a Pharmacy technician training program.
- Basic algebra.
- Proficient computer skills (including Epic/MiChart, WAM, Jabber/Finesse, Microsoft Suite).
- Experience in adjudicating and preparing non-sterile compounds.